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Saturday Nights at 11:01 11:01 Saturday Nights. Starts at 11:01 p.m. Late-night dance party. Tickets are $15/$12 students. At the Ballroom at Artisphere, 1101 Wilson Blvd., Arlington. Call 703-228-1850.

State Senate-District 36: Gerald “Jerry” Foreman (R)

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Newman Loud and Clear at Wootton

After eight years, Wootton principal leaves mark of excellence.

Newman Loud and Clear at Wootton

A specially knitted nest, created by an AWLA volunteer, keeps a bird cozy. AWLA volunteers …

With plenty of regular customers, the farmers at Ochoa Produce like to accommodate for the …

Hog Island sheep and lambs are kept in a nearby paddock area by the newly …

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Perfect Cougars Defeat T.C. Williams for Region Hoops Crown

Oakton girls capture first region title since 2005.

Perfect Cougars Defeat T.C. Williams for Region Hoops Crown

Oakton girls capture first region title since 2005.

Perfect Cougars Defeat T.C. Williams for Region Hoops Crown

Oakton girls capture first region title since 2005.

Perfect Cougars Defeat T.C. Williams for Region Hoops Crown

Amazon Delivery Vans Support Local School, Fight Teen Hunger

Hundreds of local volunteers joined Food For Neighbors in the fight against teen food insecurity.

Teen Hunger Event

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Theatre Sports: Making It Up As We Go

Proposal Trumps Congestion

Reston P&Z recommends that county approves Reston Heights development with caveats.

Proposal Trumps Congestion

A Valentine Message of Pure Love

Church program gives shelter and warmth from February cold.

A Valentine Message of Pure Love

What Are the Most Exciting Changes in McLean Area Schools?

“One of the things that we’re starting this year is that we’re having a Highlander Kickoff on Aug. 27. We’re trying to find a way to welcome the community and the kids back, and make it a fun atmosphere for everybody. It is a day for students to come get their schedules, pick up their parking and uniforms, meet some coaches, and for clubs to sell some stuff and start fundraising. It’s a day for everyone to get back in the mood and get ready for school. We’ll have food, cheerleaders, and the band. It will be the first time we’ll ever be doing it. The second thing is that we’re embedding our Highlander Time, which is our intervention period, so we’ll be having intervention everyday for half an hour so kids can meet with teachers, catch up on their homework and do things to de-stress during the school day. We also have a new instructional coach at our school, Kate Stavish, and she’ll be working with our teachers and team during the school day on curriculum and different components about teaching, so we’re very excited about that too.”

Herndon 2015: Year in Review

Town elections spring to fall; Rust retires, Boysko elected, downtown vision takes shape and more.

Year in Review

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More than nostalgia plays into neighborhood distress.

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After eight years, Wootton principal leaves mark of excellence.

Oakton girls capture first region title since 2005.

Oakton girls capture first region title since 2005.

Oakton girls capture first region title since 2005.

Hundreds of local volunteers joined Food For Neighbors in the fight against teen food insecurity.

Reston P&Z recommends that county approves Reston Heights development with caveats.

Church program gives shelter and warmth from February cold.

Town elections spring to fall; Rust retires, Boysko elected, downtown vision takes shape and more.